Canada’s big announcement regarding visa applications for Pakistanis
Canada Visa Update: Canada’s Ministry of Immigration has announced that visa applications for Pakistani citizens will now be processed within 60 days.
In one of his tweets, Canada’s Immigration Minister Sean Fraser addressed Pakistanis and said that the duration of visa application process for new applicants is not 802 days.
Attention Pakistani visa applicants 🚨
Visa processing times are not 802 days for new applications. Currently, a complete TRV application from Pakistan will be processed in 60 days, and we expect to hit 30 days in the near future.
He further wrote that currently the duration to complete the application process for temporary resident visa is 90 days and we are trying to increase this period to 30 days in the near future.
Attention aux demandeurs de visa pakistanais 🚨
Les délais de traitement des nouvelles demandes ne sont pas 802 jours. Actuellement, une demande complète de VRT en provenance du Pakistan est traitée en 60 jours, et nous prévoyons d’atteindre 30 jours dans un avenir proche.
Canada’s Minister of Immigration further explained that the 802 deadline for visa application processing on their official website is coming as the Canadian government is currently completing processing of old visa applications due to the coronavirus. Due to the border closure during the days of the virus, they could not move forward.
The Saudi Transport General Authority (TGA) recently issued new driving rules and regulations for bus drivers, working and rest hours in the Saudi Arabia. The purpose of these regulations is to improve road safety, enhance the quality of services provided to customers and create a conducive working environment for drivers.
The decision is part of Saudi Arabia’s efforts to improve road safety and public transport services in the country. In line with this objective, the Kingdom recently launched its first electric public transport bus in Jeddah city. The bus has a high efficiency rate, consumes less than 10 percent of electricity compared to other buses, and can travel up to 300 km on a single charge.
The maximum number of driving hours per day is set at 9 hours, with allowance for an extra hour twice a week. Drivers’ weekly working hours must not exceed 56 hours, and the total authorized working hours in a 14-day period must not exceed 90 hours.
Rest time is set at 45 minutes per 4.5 driving hours and 11 hours per 23 driving hours. Weekly rest time is 45 consecutive hours for a maximum of 6 working days. These rules apply to all drivers and transport employees, regardless of the number of buses authorized to drive.
United State US Fully Funded Scholarships For Pakistani Students
United States (US) fully funded scholarships offer Pakistani students a unique opportunity to pursue their educational goals without the burden of financial constraints. These scholarships cover all or most of the expenses related to higher education, including tuition fees, travel expenses, living expenses and other related expenses.
You choose an educational institution using the minimum input over maximum output technique. As a result, Simmons offers you a quality education with full financial support. There are numerous fully funded scholarship opportunities available for Pakistani students from the USA.
This fully funded fellowship will give women, a critical group of society, a new way of seeing the world and help them become powerful business leaders. In this approach, women are particularly encouraged to work with developing communities and to address the questions of others.
International students can enroll in four-year undergraduate programs with US scholarships. Despite being in the heart of Boston, Simmons University is known as a landmark for empowering women and breaking down traditional gender barriers.
Simmons colleagues are actively preparing students to become global champions when it comes to promoting social justice and equity in all aspects of life and support an inclusive approach. Creating a lively environment to interact with.
People with special needs can also find accommodations at The Simmons. Furthermore, by offering the latest tools, Siemens is supporting people’s growth both at personal and professional levels.
These full scholarships for international students in the USA will promise individuals a successful career in prestigious positions and enable them to play a role in influencing the political structures of governments at all levels. Involvement in various academic and extracurricular activities will help women gain a competitive edge as good public speakers.
US Fully funded scholarships provide Pakistani students with a life-changing opportunity to pursue their academic goals and pursue their passions. With the rising cost of education, these scholarships play an important role in enabling students to access quality education and unlock their full potential.
Whether it is to pursue undergraduate, graduate, or doctoral studies, fully funded scholarships are available in a range of academic fields and locations.
The Govt school timing has been changed after Ramadan 2023. After Ramadan and Eid Ul Fitr, it has been decided to change the timings of all schools in all districts across Punjab province from 26th April to 15th October 2023. Govt School Timing Notification Punjab 2023 has been issued by the department.
Mandi Bahauddin (MBDin News 25 April 2023) According to the details, with the arrival of summer season, it has been decided to change the timings of all schools across the Punjab province from 26th April. It has been decided to change the working hours of schools across the province from April.
According to the Academic Calendar issued by the department, the single shift boys schools will open at 7:30 am and will close at 1 pm from Monday to Thursday and Saturday, on Friday boys schools will closed at 11:30 am. Single shift Girls school will open 15 minutes before boys school, and girls schools will open at 7:15 am and will close at 12:45 pm from Monday to Thursday and Saturday. On Friday, girls school will close at 11:15 am.
Double shift boys schools will open at 7:00 am to 12:00 pm from Monday to Thursday and Saturday, while on Friday, the boys schools will close at 11:00 am which will be implemented in morning shift. While double shift boys schools in evening shift will open at 12:30 pm to 04:30 pm from Monday to Thursday and Saturday, while on Friday, the boys schools will open at 02:30 pm to 05:30 pm, which will be implemented in evening shift.
Double shift girls schools will open at 06:45 am to 11:45 am from Monday to Thursday and Saturday, while on Friday, the girls schools will close at 10:45 am which will be implemented in morning shift. While double shift girls schools in evening shift will open at 12:15 pm to 04:15 pm from Monday to Thursday and Saturday, while on Friday, the girls schools will open at 02:15 pm to 05:15 pm, which will be implemented in evening shift.
It is pertinent to mention here that the school timing for ECE (Early Childhood Education) and Nursery will be from 07:30 AM to 11:00 AM.
The School Education Department (SED) Punjab has recently decided to conduct summer camps in around 2,000 educational institutions during the upcoming summer vacations.
Reports say that the camps will be set up in five districts of Punjab province, including Lahore district, and the department is identifying 2,000 suitable schools for the initiative.
As part of the project, the department will recruit almost 4,000 ad-hoc based teachers for summer camps and the government will compensate them with an amount of Rs. 18,000/ per month.
Ad-hoc teachers recruited for summer camps will be tasked with organizing extra-curricular activities, sports and academic courses for the participating students.
Despite the department’s decision to organize summer camps in educational institutions, teachers in government schools in Punjab are concerned that students may not show keen interest in such programmes.
According to the reports, SED is planning to hold camps during the months of June, July and August, which coincide with the summer vacation period. The department is currently making preparations to ensure successful implementation of this initiative.
International students, especially Pakistani students, mostly prefer to study in Canada because of its world-renowned universities and scholarship opportunities. Canadian universities offer quality education, making them a great choice for foreign students.
This year many Canadian universities will offer tuition-free options to international students through scholarships in Canada and grants that will be available to foreign students pursuing undergraduate, graduate or doctoral studies based on their academic achievements.
These scholarships and grants can be used to cover tuition fees and even living expenses. Additionally, the Canadian government offers a scholarship program and other lucrative initiatives to help international students to manage their financial needs while studying in Canada.
Here is a list of five universities in Canada that offer tuition-free studies:
York University
Located in Toronto, Canada, York University is a prestigious modern multi-campus urban university that offers numerous scholarship opportunities for international students. York University offers a variety of scholarships, including the York University Automatic Entry Scholarships and the Global Leader of Tomorrow Award for international students, as well as other popular scholarships such as the Vanier Canada Graduate Scholarship, the Pierre Elliott Trudeau Foundation Scholarship, and the Ontario Graduate Scholarship.
These scholarships are exclusively available to international students who wish to pursue undergraduate and postgraduate degree programs at York University.
These scholarships are exclusively available to international students who wish to follow undergraduate and postgraduate degree programs at York University Canada. Additionally, successful applicants can renew their scholarship, further contributing to the value of the scholarship.
University of Toronto
The University of Toronto is a public research university located on the grounds of Queen’s Park in Toronto, Ontario, Canada, founded by royal charter in 1827 as King’s College. It was the first institution of higher learning in Upper Canada.
It provides students with non-refundable financial awards in the form of scholarships and grants based on specific criteria such as merit, financial need, community involvement, leadership and athletic performance.
The university offers more than CAD 106 million annually in awards to thousands of students. The criteria for student awards is based on merit financial need or a combination of both which can be used as a tuition waiver to cover tuition fees. Additionally, the government-funded Ontario Student Assistance Program (OSAP) offers a combination of loans and grants to qualified candidates.
University of British Colombia
The University of British Columbia (UBC) is a prestigious institution that occupies a prominent position as a global center for education, research and instruction.
It is consistently ranked among the top 20 public universities in the world. Since its founding in 1915, UBC has been at the forefront of providing opportunities for talented individuals.
It offers both merit-based and need-based scholarships and awards to Canadian and international students. The University is dedicated to funding more than 10 million CAD annually for scholarships, awards and other financial support mechanisms for international undergraduate students. These may include full tuition waivers along with other forms of aid.
Additionally, there are several scholarships available for undergraduate and graduate students, some of which are funded by private individuals and organizations. These include Vanier Canada Graduate Scholarships, Pierre Elliott Trudeau Foundation Scholarships, etc.
Carleton University
Carleton University offers merit-based admission awards to international students. These awards include tuition fees, making it a tuition-free university. However, these scholarships are subject to the academic performance of the students. The university also offers prestigious scholarship programs that are highly respected.
Saint Mary’s University
Saint Mary’s University is a public institution located in Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada. Unlike other institutions in the region, Saint Mary’s University offers both ample opportunities and small class sizes with a low student-to-professor ratio. Also the university encourages students to apply their knowledge in practical settings.
Saint Mary’s University welcomes over 25% of its student population from over 100 different countries. International students are eligible to apply for admission at all levels.
In particular, it offers several scholarships to international students covering tuition fees and is included in the list of tuition-free universities. The university also awards academic excellence with more than CAD 7.69 million annually in scholarships, fellowships and grants.
Ramadan School Timings has also been changed in district Mandi Bahauddin. A notification issued by the Provincial Education Authority on Wednesday said that the Punjab Education Department has revised the school timings for the Holy month of Ramadan.
According to the new directives, the schools will commence at 7:30am till 12:30pm from Monday to Thursday and Saturday while on Friday the educational institutes will open till 11:30am.
Schools that operate in two shifts will follow a different schedule. Double shift schools will start from 7:15 am to 12:30 pm in the first shift and will work in the second shift from 12:15 pm to 4:30 pm.
Days
Timings
Schools
Monday to Thursday &
7:30 AM to 12:30 PM
Single Shift Boys School
Saturday
Friday
7:30 AM to 11:30 AM
Monday to Thursday &
7:15 AM to 12:15 PM
Single Shift Girls School
Saturday
Friday
7:15 AM to 10:45 AM
Monday to Thursday & Saturday
7:15 AM to 11:15 AM (morning shift)
Double Shift Boys (Insaf Afternoon School)
11:30 AM to 03:30 PM (evening shift)
Friday
7:15 AM to 11:15 AM (morning shift)
02:00 PM to 05:00 PM (evening shift)
Monday to Thursday & Saturday
7:00 AM to 11:00 AM (morning shift)
Double Shift Girls (Insaf Afternoon School)
11:15 AM to 03:15 PM (evening shift)
Friday
7:00 AM to 11:00 AM (morning shift)
01:45 PM to 04:45 PM (evening shift)
It is also mentioned here that the school timing for ECE and nursery will be from 7:30 AM to 10:30 AM
As the nation prepares for prayers and other religious engagements ahead of Ramzan, the federal government on Monday notified Office Timings In Ramadan 2023 which will starts this week.
Day
Start Time
End Time
Monday to Thursday
7:30
1:30
Friday
7:30
12:00
In a notification issued by the govt, the Establishment Division said government offices under the federal government will function from 7:30 am to 1:30 pm from Monday to Thursday. Government offices under the jurisdiction of the federal government will function from 7:30 am to 12 noon on Friday.
The Pakistan Meteorological Department (PMD) has predicted that the moon of Ramadan 2023 is highly likely to be sighted on the evening of March 22 (Wednesday). This update has been shared by the Climate Data Processing Center of the Meteorological Department. This means that the first fast of Ramadan in Pakistan is likely to be on Thursday, March 23.
According to meteorological records, the weather is expected to be clear and partly cloudy in most parts of the country when the moon of Ramadan is sighted.
Muslims in Pakistan and the rest of the world celebrate the month of Ramadan every year. It is the holiest month in the Islamic calendar in which Muslims abstain from food and drink from dawn to dusk.
With so much diversity in such a small space, Europe is the ideal continent for work and study. It’s easy to bounce around during your stay or wander around a country you’re keen to get to know better. Working while studying abroad isn’t always an option, but in Europe, it’s achievable if you look in the right places.
Out of Europe’s 44 countries, each region has its own unique flair that can attract different people for different reasons. Western Europe has European staples like France and Germany, while Eastern Europe offers a fascinating smattering of Slavic countries like Poland, Romania and Belarus. Up north, you’ll find cozy Nordic countries and proper Brits, along with Iceland, the land of fire and ice!
Southern Europe’s Mediterranean waves are a dream come true, so there’s no going wrong when choosing a country.
Is it possible to study and work in Europe?
Should we write this article if you can’t? Of course, you can study abroad and work at the same time! You just need to figure out the best way to balance work and school, but you can definitely do it. There are a few things you need to set up in advance, and it can be a bit more complicated depending on the country. So let’s break it down.
There are many programs that work and study abroad for you, making it easier to organize the application and documentation because, well, it’s the program’s job to help you through the process.
It is also possible that you will have to establish yourself somewhat in the country you are studying in before you can get a job. Most countries have restrictions on how long you can work and how many hours a week.
Which Is The Best Country To Study Abroad And Work In Europe?
If you are looking for a place to study and work, Europe is the place to go. But now comes the age-old question: Which is the best country to study and work in Europe? Spoiler: One answer is no.
1. Spain:
Spain is known for its vibrant culture and vibrant people and it’s a great place to study and work abroad. Sunny beaches, rich heritage, and delicious food are a big draw, but what’s it like to study and work there?
Spain is a popular destination for international students, so the process of getting a visa and applying to universities is pretty straightforward. However, it’s important to note that non-EU students will likely have to pay a little extra (this is the case with most EU countries). The actual process for working in Spain while studying is pretty flexible, so you don’t need to worry about jumping through hoops.
Spain is a popular destination for international students, so the process of obtaining a visa and applying to universities is fairly straightforward. However, it is important to note that non-EU students will have to pay a little extra. The actual process of working in Spain while studying is quite flexible, so you don’t have to worry about jumping through hoops.
You must apply for a permit from the local authorities to work up to 20 hours a week. However, you must have a student visa to do this. You can stick around until it expires, working your way down.
The cost of living will depend on what city you end up in, but on average, it’s a good place to get your money’s worth. It tends to be cheaper than the US or UK, with average monthly budgets ranging from 1,800-2,200 euros.
The cost of living will depend on which city you end up in, but on average, it’s a good place to get your money’s worth. It tends to be cheaper than the US or the UK, with an average monthly budget of between 1,800-2,200 euros.
2. Sweden:
Sweden may be a little cooler than Spain, but the people are warm and cozy, like their coffee and their sweaters. With vast snowy landscapes, enchanting fjords, and the Northern Lights, it’s an absolutely charming place to settle down in. It’s also an easy choice for working and studying because all you need is your student visa!
Sweden may be a bit colder than Spain, but the people are warm and cozy, like their coffee and their sweaters. It’s also an easy choice to work and study as you only need your student visa!
Sweden is known for being environmentally friendly and innovative. Many universities teach courses in English, so you don’t need to worry about perfecting your Swedish before you arrive. Education is important to Sweden, so they made it free for their people. Unfortunately, as a US citizen, you don’t get cash on it. However, it can still be cheaper on average than many US establishments.
3. Germany:
Hearty food, beer for days, lakes galore, and an active lifestyle are staples of the German economy.
If this appeals to you, consider working and studying in Germany. But wait, there are some rules. First, you need to get permission from the Federal Employment Agency and the Aliens Office.
Again, the flexibility of hours is tighter for non-EU citizens. Working while studying in Germany is more complicated if you are coming from the US, Australia, or any non-EU member state. You are only allowed to work 240 half days or 120 full days a year, either in term time or during holidays. However, there are drawbacks depending on the job you choose.
If you are working as a student assistant, the 120 day rule can be thrown out the window! There are virtually no restrictions for university jobs. But you still need to contact the Aliens Registration Office to let them know that you want to work more hours.
4. Switzerland:
The compact country is filled with emerald snow-capped mountains, outdoor adventures, dollhouse-like villages and pristine lakes. If skiing on famous slopes and living in a virtually crime-free country appeals to you, Switzerland may be the ideal answer to your question about working and studying abroad in Europe.
Many people speak English, so you won’t face too many obstacles in your job search. Switzerland has a quota for foreign workers, but if you are there on a student visa, you do not need to apply for a separate work visa.
But you can only use it after you’ve been in the country for six months and only work 15 hours a week while you’re there. It may not be the most profitable option, but in terms of experience and culture, it’s definitely worth considering.
You can actually work and study abroad in France. You might even be able to study abroad in France for free! France isn’t just on this list because it’s full of historic art and divine pastries (though that’s a definite draw), but it’s also a great place for students to study and work abroad.
Like many countries on this list, you can only work part-time. But who wants to work full-time as a student anyway? There are different types of work visas in France depending on the type of work you are looking for. For example, if you end an internship, you need a contract signed by you, your employer in France, and your school or college back home.
You may also need to prove financial security. However, the basic rule is that with your student visa, you can work in France for up to 964 hours a year. If you’re working for the university you attend, contracts may differ slightly, so don’t hesitate to reach out to people in the departments you’re hoping to work in.
6. Italy:
Italy can be a bit expensive, but if you play your cards right, it can be affordable. But making a little money on the side is never a bad thing. If you are on a student visa, Italian laws will only allow you to work 4 hours a day and a maximum of 20 hours a week.
However, if you wish to take up a full-time position before graduating, you can convert your Italian residence permit from a study to a work permit, but only within the annual quota established by law.
7. Norway:
You might not get all the perks as a student worker, but that doesn’t mean you should write Norway off your list! Norwegians are very reserved but still relaxed.
They rarely complain and prefer to spend time relaxing rather than stressing about to-do lists. The cost of living in Norway is high according to expats, but wages are at a reasonable rate so you can afford it at an average hourly job.
Before you can start looking for work, you will need your student’s permission. But then you can work 20 hours a week during your studies and full-time between semesters.
Final Decision About Winter Vacation In Punjab 2023
Final Decision About Winter Vacation In Punjab 2023. Will there be more winter vacations in educational institutions or not? The important statement of the Minister of Education came.
Regarding more winter vacations, Murad Raas said in a message on Twitter that why do parents, teachers and students want more winter vacations? We used to go to school in the same weather and never complained. What’s wrong with this generation, nobody wants to do anything! Especially teaching.
Why are parents/teachers/students wanting more winter holidays. We used to go to school in the same weather and never complained. What is wrong with this generation – no one wants to do anything! Specially study.
It is likely to be colder than normal this year across Pakistan. In this regard, Sardar Sarfraz Chief Meteorologist said that winter will be colder than usual in Pakistan this year.
He said that the cold weather in Karachi will start from mid-November, during which the nights will start getting colder, while the daytime temperatures will also start to drop significantly by the end of November.
He said that Karachi may also experience more winter this year, but it is too early to say anything in this regard. He said that the month of October is always hot, but the heat intensity will decrease from the first week of November.
